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The Wicker Man
The Orphanage
Pan's Labyrnth (horror fantasy)
Paranormal Activity 1-3 (I know some people hate them, but I find them scary and a playground for your imagination)
The Man they Could Not Hang
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Dead-Alive/ Brain Dead
The Night of the Living Dead
From Dusk Til Dawn
Halloween 3
Trick 'R Treat
Creepshow

Near Dark - perhaps one of the best vampire movies that will ever be made (especially now they are all sparkly)
Strangeland - as a Twisted Sister fan I can't help but like this movie
House of 1000 corpses - as a Rob Zombie fan I can't help but like this movie
The Devil's Rejects - this was actually a pretty good movie but not really a horror
The Hills Have Eyes - the original, I have never seen the sequel or the remake

* Nightmare on Elm Street 1 & 2 ~ Freddy walking down that alley scraping the wall and poor Jesse LoL.
* Hellraiser ~ Pinhead = Awesome.
* Night Breed ~ I can still picture that guy peeling his face off!
* The Gate ~ Laughable now but not when i was young.
* Wolf Creek ~ Aussie horror film.
* Fortress ~ Aussie thriller, but did scare me as a kid.
* The Shining ~ Creepy! J.Nicholson... what can i say?
* Christine ~ Weary of '58 Plymouths after seeing this...
* Robocop ~ Yep. After watching Murphy get shot to bits, desensitised me forever but i grew to like the film.
* The Omen ~ Who'd have thought a kid could cause so much havoc like Damien?

Sunny. Yesterday my life was filled with rain. Sunny. You smiled at me and really eased the pain. Now the dark days are done and the bright days are here. My Sunny one shines so sincere. Sunny one so true. I love you. - Bobby Hebb

Top 10 Favorite Monster/Horror Movies

Yes, in honor of Halloween, and to get to know my Eternian neighbors, I was curious what's your favorite monster/horror movies? For those that like those style movies, anyway.

Anyone who knows me well, knows that I am not a fan of modern slasher movies because I hate the whole gore shock factor in movies these days. They sacrifice a story for extra gore and violence. That's why I absolutely love the old black and white monster movies from Universal and RKO. Those, IMHO, are classics.

There is only a few "modern" monster/horror franchises that I like. They'll be in my top 10.

Love that movie. Not counting the fact that there's a cute red head as the lead (which is always a bonus for me!), it has a really interesting idea and plenty of atmosphere, especially the 'future video' snippets (which are very unsettling). Not sure why it's as reviled as much it is (beyond the fact that people had certain 'expectations' of John Carpenter)

I survived the 2013 sub ordeal!"We achieved the impossible, and that makes us MIGHTY" (Mal Reynolds, captain of Serenity)

Trick Or Treat is one of the best movie everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
I know that it's cheesy but who cares!!!

There is Trick or Treat and Trick 'r Treat. The second was made just a few years ago and is an anthology horror movie that is one of the best horror movies to come out in some time.

One Gum Drop to rule them all, One Gum Drop to find them,
One Gum Drop to bring them all and in the sweetness bind them
In the Land of Candy where the Gingerbreads lie.
-Tag line for the Candy Land Movie Adaptation

Love that movie. Not counting the fact that there's a cute red head as the lead (which is always a bonus for me!), it has a really interesting idea and plenty of atmosphere, especially the 'future video' snippets (which are very unsettling). Not sure why it's as reviled as much it is (beyond the fact that people had certain 'expectations' of John Carpenter)

It's one of my favorite movie ever! Very very unsettling!
That's me in front of the church used in the movie!

Originally Posted by wyldman11

There is Trick or Treat and Trick 'r Treat. The second was made just a few years ago and is an anthology horror movie that is one of the best horror movies to come out in some time.

John Carpenter's The Fog
John Carpenter's Halloween
The House on Haunted Hill (1959)
George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead
The Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight
Clive Barker's Nightbreed
Psycho (1960 & 1998)
Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds